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I take this to mean that apps that are just a chrome for a website will no longer be approved. I also wonder if they’re targeting apps that use services like Co
by jeremy_wiebe 7y ago
I take this to mean that apps that are just a chrome for a website will no longer be approved. I also wonder if they’re targeting apps that use services like CodePush.
> This means that the core features and functionality of the app must be contained within the binary of the software, rather than made possible by referring users outside of the approved app, including through the use of HTML5.
- detaro 7y agoSounds like it would, unless maybe the app took special care to allow only modification of some harmless parts.
- hutattedonmyarm 7y agoGood. The „app“ for my mobile carrier is entirely a web view, to the point that I got a „please download our app“ banner within the app. Until recently it wasn’t even updated to support anything bigger than a 4.7“ iOS device. So the website pinned to the springboard provided a better experience than the app
- tobr 7y agoSorry, this is completely off topic, but let me guess - you are German? That style of quote isn’t used in English.
- hutattedonmyarm 7y agoYep. I usually don't use this style, but didn't pay attention to my phone's smart quotes thing where it selects the "correct" quotes style